Intensive Treatment Services Ages 6-12

Child and Youth Workers (CYWs) provide in-home therapeutic support to help parents and caregivers develop coping strategies, regulate challenging behaviours, and build daily living skills to best support their child or youth. Working alongside children and their families, CYWs help foster positive relationships, build on family strengths, and support positive mental health.

ACT-C is a team that helps families with serious mental health and behaviour challenges.

The team includes Social Workers, Child and Youth Workers, a Pediatrician, a Nurse, and an Occupational Therapist. They work together to support each family.

Most support happens in the home or in the community. This makes it easier for families to get help.

The team provides strong support, teaches new skills, and uses therapy to help families make positive changes.

Day Treatment is our most intensive program. It helps families with children or youth who have serious emotional or behaviour challenges. It is used when other services are not enough.

The program is like a school, but it focuses on mental health and family support.
Parents and caregivers are important partners. They work closely with a team that may include Social Workers, Child and Youth Workers, Teachers, a Nurse, a Pediatrician and Psychologists. 

The goal is to help families build skills for success at home and at school.
Education is provided by the Greater Essex County District School Board (GECDSB) and Conseil Scolaire Providence (CSCP).